SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NAUMOV, Z. - NAUMOVA, I. B.

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NAMMVj 9.
NAUMOV, Ze Characteristics of the soil of the Frangen Heights, Varna District
p. 361 Vol. 12, 00. 8, Oct. 1956. GORSKO STOPANSTVO. SoMat Jklgarla
SOME: East Zuropean Accessions List (UAL) Vol. 6 No. 4 April 1957

NAUNDV, Z.
"Soil conditions of the land planned for planting poplars."
p,26 (Gorsko, Stopanstvo, Vol, 14, no. 2, Feb, 1958, Sofiia, Bulgaria)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol, 79 No, 8. August 1958

NAU ov' Z.
"Some Peculiarities In the Process ol' Sbil For-nation in the Borovets State iorst," P. W.3.
(GASK0 STOPANS710, Vol. 90 no. 10, Dec. 1953- Sofiya,
I -nclaz~!A.'!Cd
SO: Monthly List of Ear:t '"uronean Accessions, 1j , Vol. 3, No. 5, -:ay I?L'L;

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"Soil above karstic land in Loverni, Lui-avit, and TQtcvcn k;~-)untiozll (:,.LIU)
(U-pr . ('11 1, :, - I J; -r. - "'r *
11-1 Gomkoto Stcr,-,azat-to 'Unintcr~;Idia Z;,avct) sc~fi:~,a " _: j.,
: Last Europe= Acces-sionr, List Vol 2 "o 7 AUG 1954

'07, Z; , I %
"The forest s~-,il In the I'fe -' V e f~jrr!A-"
GURSY0 5TGT-A,'-"-S-VC) 5o-,Iiia, a Vol. 11~, no. 'I, l)59
I
Mo~Ahly list of Ecot Zuro,-P- Acc(lo.sion3 (1210), I.G, Vol. P, ';0. 6, O-,E,.rt 59

NAIMMUp A. A. Cand. Pled. Sci.
Dissertations "Peculiarities of the Coursc of Tuberculosis infections During
Wartime.* Central Inst. for Advuiced Training of PIVoicians,, 10 jun 47.
SOs Vecherrvaya Moskva, Jun, 1947 (Project #17836)

ROZMISHTHAUXH, L.S., knnd.wed.nauk, RAUKOVA, A.A.. kand.med.nauk
"Kiddle lobe syndromal and In,4urAtIon of the other lobes nnd
egm"nts of the luWe Vrach.delo no*3:261-264 Kr'58 (MIRA Ilt5)
:
, Vtororqa kafecira rentgenologii (zRv. - prof. Yu.N. Sokolov)
frBantrnllnogo Instituta uaovershonstvovaniya vrachey. patologo-
anatomichaskly otd-31 (save - prof. S.B. Vaynberg) I Pervayst
khtrure,tchaskAya klinika (save - prof* N.I. Kakhov) Moskovskogo
oblnotnogo nauchno-iseledovntaltakogo klinicheakogo institute.
(LUNGS-DISIASIS)

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AUTHORS: ChIpanin, 1. V., Ivanova, M. T., Naumova, A. A., Konyukova, A. T~
TITLE: Flotation of fine-grained sands of the West-31berl&n titanium-
zircon deposit
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurglya, no. 6, 1962, 9, abstrar~,
("Sb. nauchn. tr. Irkutskly n.i. in-t redk. met.", 1961, no. 9.
94 - 99)
TEXT: The sands of the West-Siberian deposit are fine-grained with a
diverse mineralogical complex. The basic sand mass (about ") is of -0.21 mm
size; It contains up to 24% class -0.074 mm. Collective flotation can be rec,.)m-
mended for initial concentration, assuring the production of a higher-quality
concentrate with greater extraction degree of valuable components than the gravi-
tation methods. Successful flotation requires thorough desliming of the sands
with preliminary drying of the material. 'The concentration system provides dis-
integration, screening, and double hydrocyclonization according to class -0.02 mm
with subsequent collective flotation of deslimed sands. Oleic acid, oxidized
Card 112

Flotation of...
recycle and sulfate soap can be used as collectors.
[Abntracter's note: Complete translation)
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VO;"iIIKOVA, 0.1.; NAUM(YVA,,A.A,; TAMENKO,,A.F.1 YUDIN. Yu.G.
Morphological changes in the chorion-allentoid membrane
of chick embryos in blood cultures from 14t*eIdCj&tientr,*
Vop. kline pate noo28263-271 161 NIRA l6tl2)
1. 1z nauchno-eksperimentaltnogo otdola (sav. - daktor med.
nauk O.I.Voronkova) i patologoanatomiabookogo otdola (zav*
prof* S*B* Voynbarq7(deceased]) Moskdvokogo oblastnogo nauchno
looledovateltakogo.1dinichookogo institute. imeni Vladimlrakogo.

BATURINA, G. D.; NAUMOVA, A. A.; POLMHENTSEV, D. D.
Some results of immestigating the precision of the determination
of declinations with the Toepfer meridian circle. Izv.GAO 22
no.3.,147-152 161. (MIPA 14:11)
(Transit circle--Testing)

BATURINA, G.D.; BEDINO V.S.; VARINA, V.A.; GIIEVYSREVA, K.G.; ZVEISV, M.S.;
IZVEKOVA, A.A.; 1WRI, S.A.; UWA, A.A.; PC-L0Z'iZN'r3EV, D.D.
Observatior:3 of AGK3R stars with the Toopfer meridian circle at
Pulkovo. Izv. GAO 23 no.4:3-15 164. (M14 17:9)
- I- -,

BATURINA, G.D.; VAJUNA, V.A.; GNI.;VYSHLVA, K.G.; ~JAIUMOVA., ~.A.; FOLOMENTSEV, D.D.
Method for the processing of differential observations of declinatlans
by means of punchod card machines. Izv. GAO 23 no.l.:27-31 164.
(!,'d:(A 170)

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DATMT. T.G.; BIRZHATATA. K-G.; IVANOVA. 9.1.1 X&POVA, Z.V.; 1FAMVA
1102ANOTA. U.P.; UMVSWA. N.I.
4glonle macures for proventing tbs overheating of the Uody while
working uMer hot climatle conditions. (KC.1 sam. no.5:18-23 MY 134-
(MRA 7t5)
I., Is Institute, gWyony truAa I professional I sykb sabolevwdy
Aksftsdi moditsiaskikh nauk SM. (We4t-Physlological effect)
(ladustrial, hygiene)

"MIMATION OF !ADIOELEPENT3 IN SOILP oy v. i. _~it.~;Yr' V. L. :J.duk wa.
A. F. I:aurcva. S. 1. Gr~ifov
Report presented -A 2nd U,: en-va, 9-1" zej t

AUTHORS: Kulenhov, I. M., 11aumova, A. F. 76-1 -9/7~2
TITLE: A Study of the Sorption of Some Cations by flotallic Uormanium
by Means of Radioactive Indicators (Izucheniya sorbtsii
nekotorykh kationov metallicheskim germanlyem pri pomoshchi
radioaktivnykh indikatorov).
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Fizicheskoy Khimii, 1958, Vol. 32, Nr 1, pp. 62-65
(USSR)
LBSTRACT: By means of radioactive isotopeq the sorption of some cations
,Na+, Ca2+, Fe3+ - by metallic termanium was investigated.
These cations are contained in the reaCents and substances used
in etching and washing germanium and Cermanium products.
na249 c&45 and Fe59 were used as radio-isotopes.
1.- Sorption of sodium ions at Cermanium monocryatals. Ground
monoorystals were used. The authors showed that during etchine
sodium is sorbed in small quantities at the ~:ermanium surface.
The maximal is 3 -4 C/cm2. The experiments
1,4.lo-5 - 6,14.'0
showed that by the washinp of the etched surface of metallic
t-,ormanium with hot %tutor the nodium cationn iorbod at it can
not be removed completely. Only a subsequent bolline of the
Card 1/3 sample of metallic germanium in concentrated hydrochloric acid

A Study of the Sorption of Some Catione by Metallic 76-1-9/32
Germanium by Means of Radioactive Indicators
of a specific weiGht of 1,1 leads of the final removal
of sodium from the raetal surface. 2.- Sorption of calcium
ions at the surface of metallic Cermanium. The deeree of
sorption was investiCated, using mono- and polycrystalline
surfaces of metallic cermanium. The authors show that the
sorption of calcium by the surface of the Cermanium mono-
crystal reaches about the same quantitative values as with
sodium 1 cM2 of the metallic Cermanium sorbs 5,4.10-6e-ions
of calcium. The authors show that the polycryotallirle surface
of metallic germanium sorbs the calcium ions almost to the
same degree as to the monocrystals of this element. (The order
of magnitude is the same 10-6 C/cm2. The calcium ions sorbed
by the surface of 1,ormanium polycrystals can also be removed
only with difficulty. Even aftar a 2-1. times repeated
treatment of the uample with boiling distilled water calcium
still adheres to the I '-ermanJ,,-7 surface. 3.- Sorption of iron
ions at Cermanium monocrystalo. Fe59 was also introduced to
the reaction compound in the form of chloride solution. The
authors show that iron Is sorted to the name degree as nodium
and calcium at the surface of the i-ermanium monocrystal. The
Card 2/3 order of maCnitude .'s 10-6 C/cm2. The iron sorbed by the

A Study of the Sorption of Some Cations by Metallic 76-1-9/32
Germanium by Means of Radioactive Indicators
surface of germanium possesses good adhesion and can
not be removed by distilled boiline water. Only a heatinG
with concentrated hydrochloric acid (specific weight 1,1)
frees Germanium of the sorbed iron. A repeated etching of the
samples of metallic germanium cleaned this way is characterized
by the loss of the capability to sorb iron ions from a
solution.
V. I. Spitsyn, Correspondine Member-of the Academy, assisted
in thi-- work.
There are 4 tables, and 3 references, 0 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATIOU: Institute jP Physical Chemistry, Moscow. AS USSR
(Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut fizicheskoy khimii. Moskva).
SUBMITTED: September 27, 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Conerese
Card 3/3

VAUKOVA, A.I., Inzh.
Oww"Mm"I". MMN
CoMetItion at the fousk Railroad. Isobr. v SSSR 3 no.2:42-43
F 1580 (KIRA 110)
(Tomsk Province-Railroads)

RAUVI C \/Ct ) (t ~ I ,
AMDRYANDIA. T.N.; KATUSSIS. I.1.; XALWYA. A.I.
Fluorescein test of capill=7 perawability and relation of its
dynemics to organic vitamin C. Iltu. nod., Kodtva 30 no. 6:86
J-me 1952. (CLKL 22.5)
1. Of the ftpertmental Department (Need - Prof. 1. 1. Matusis).
Gorlkly Scieuttfic-Research Derusto-Teneroological Institute (Director
- Prof. H. P. Batunin).

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KUIM,, Yu.G-4. kand. geogr. nauk.- WZIKCT&, W.H.. kand. tekha. wuk; RAW(OrA.
A. I.
On the compilation of complex physical geographic mpe of the U1313.2.
used In college review courses. 2hidy TSN11GA1K ao.117:39-55 057.
(Physical geography-Maps) (MIRA lOtl2)

JAPIN 0 _A_. M. and WAYEV I A. I -
"The Use of 14quid Chlorine in ContAtting iish iztorarasite3 Lkariag
Winter Epizootic-."
Tenth Conference on Parasitological Problems and Diseases with Natural
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-servoirs, 22-29 October 1959, Vo).. II, Publishing House of Academy of
i
Sciences, USSR, Moscow-Leningrad, 1959.
Kaliningrad Technical Institute of the Fishing Industry and r1sheries

( NJAUMVA. A.M.-aspirantka
Branchial and nephritic form of sangul-Acolese In carps* Isvo
TWU no.6t214-216 060. (KIRA 13:12)
(Carp-Diseases ani pests)

NAU140VA A H
Caq*Mtive stvAy of the orythrocyto sedimentation rate in young
fishoo affected by parasite invuslonsi method of determining the
arytbrocyto sedisentation rate in ycumg carp Onwinus carpio L.).
Vop. ikht. 1 nq,3:510-512 161. (HIRA 14:n)
I. Wedra, prudavogo rybovodstva Mookovskoy sallskokhozya7stvennoy
akadadi iseni K.A. Timiryaseva,
(grythrocyteo) (Parasiten-Fishes)

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UUINDVAP A.M.1 U*Tzv, A.Z.
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Trestamt, of coceldloals in carp. Vop.Mt. 2 w.4s749-751 162.
11 (KIRA 16o2)
(Carp-Diseasse and posts) (CocaldlostO

VILENSKIY, Yu.B.1 BLAZHKO, Ye.V.; DUSHEYKO, D.A.; -NAUIMOVAf-
Electrophorotic at,"iy of the system *gelatin-po1y-v1rq1.ac9ZA1 2#4 -
disulf'obenzaldehyde." Zhur.naucho i prikl,fots i kin* 9 no*41302-30)
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2. USSR (600)
4. Water Parsnip
7. Disease in water parsnip (Sium latifollum) upon destruction of Its
symbiosis with root microflora, Dokl. As. sellkhoz, 18, No. 11,
1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April,
1953, Uncl.

; I :: , ~-! ~ V! 1.1?~~, ~ -,.: -; - ,
MAINOTA A.W.; WMIMOO To.?.
Affects of spent'gumforlm on microflors of Cray and soils. Mirroblologlya
22. 43-6 '53- (NLRA 6:2)
(CA 47 no-22:12717 153)
1. Klaroblol. Inat., AcM. Sol.. Noscow.

SAUKOVA, A.Ne
AccowalatIon of toxins In Cray desert soils frou alfalfa crops. Ntkroblologtya
22, 281-7 053. (MIRA 6:5)
(CA 47 no.22tl2717 153)
1, Microbiol, Inst., Acad, Sol. U.S.S.19, Noscow.

Comostration of taxio substames In slereses under the culture of
14awim. XWebtaloglia, Nftkva 22 sojtZ91o.287 Voy-itme 1953.
(02M 2585)
Is Institate of Microbloloff of the AcadovW of Salome* MM Nogeove
-

1. jvxmonj 'k- ri.
2. us3.-;. (6co)
4. ~;oil I-ticroorganisms
7. Invisible friends of the i,a~~est- Krestlianka 31, j*.'O. 5, 1953.
9. Monthly List 2f Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April -1953, Uncl.

MUKOVA. A.
dOW
Activity of x1croflora In saline soils with chockroved cotton p1sots.
Truay Inst. mikrobiol. no.3:166-175 154. (KM 8:3)
(AIKALI LAM) (SOILS--BACMIOIWT)
(OOTTOW GROnNO AND KANUFACTM)

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"k Mmus
A~aj. $d' U.S.S.R.,
MQ%6GwT--AMWjtA tiya M VA19M).-Burkhment of
POU CMPOA in fOrdus- boxes with Az9abader - kad p
arpaismssral kurftud th4 CCM(nad" rate and seveler-
O"S Piants,, eg. cabbap and to-
Olt dtf_
in MkrofiQM reWWbkS S Wea CA
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Aidtak asid other
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NAUKOTA. A. N. , STROGOOV, B. P.
Bffoct of various forms of sallnization on solld microflora.
TrwW lust. uikrobiol. no.5:161-169 158 (MIRA 11:6)
1. Institut mikroblologii AN SSSR. Inatitut fisiologii rastenly
to. K.A. Tistryaseva AN SSSR.
(SOIL. microbiology.
off. of saltine (Rua))
(KICROCRGAVISMS,
in soil. off. of salting (Rua))

ITAM-OVA, A.H.
on the study of the effect of tillage on n1crobiological
processes. Ixv. All SSSR. Ser. biol. no.5:632-633 5-0 158.
(ICR& llilO)
(TILIAGN) (BOILS--BAMMOIOGY)

KAUKOTA, A.M.
Session an bncterial fertilizers. Xlkrobiolocil, 27 no.4:521-524
Jl-Ae. 158 (BOIL INOCUUTI(m) (KW 11:9)

104TAg Atle
All-Union Conforerme on tho Reclantion wd OmItIvatIon of $010nets
soils. Isv. Aff SSSR. Ser.biol. 24 no.6l947-949 IF-D 159.
(amum sorLS-40IMSUS) (MIRA 13:4)

I
BEMOVAp Te.F.; IZRAIl4tSKIT,, V.P.; IMHENETSKITg A.A,j KRASILINIKOV, N.A.1
MISHUSTINP To.N.; V~!OVAt . RAUTENSHTMp Ta.I.
E.Y.Rumvl obituaT. Kikrobiologlia 29 no*6t945-946 194 160o
(MIRA 14ti)
(RUNOV,, ZFIM VASIUEYIICH9 1901-1960)
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ChERMIYU, L.N.; NAUMOVA A N
Soil temperature conditions and the tomato crop. Izv. W4 SSSR Ser.
biol. no.3:452-457 My-Je 161. (KIRA 14:5)
1. Institute of Microbiology- Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
Moscow.
(TOMATOES) (PLOTS, EFFECT OF SOIL TEMPEPATURE ON)

HAUMVA.0 A.N.1 MISHUSTIN, Ye.N.; MARIYENKO, V.M.
Mature of the action of bacterial fertilizers (azotobacterin,
phosphorobacterin) on farm crops. Izv.AN SSSR.Ser.biol. no-5:709-
717 S-0 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Institute of Microbiology, Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.,
Moscow.
(AZOTOBACTER) (BACTERIA, PHOSPHORUS) (FERTILIZERS AND MANURES)

MISHUSTIN, Ye.H.; MAUMOVA A.H.
:==L-Zzz~
Bacterial fertilizers, their effectiveness and mechanism of
action. Mikrobiologila 31 n0.31543-555 W-Je 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(AZOTOBACTER) (BACTERIA, MMRUS)
(FERTILIZERS AND MANURES)

NAUMOVA
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Mineralization of phosphorus organic compounds by rhizo-
sphere and soil baoteriae Trudy rnst. inikrobiol. no*llt
222-232 161 (MIRA 16:11)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN SSSR.

MISMTIN, Y*.N.;._NAUMDVA,,A.N., kand. biologicheakikh nauk; MARIYENKIO, V.G.,
aspirant-
Azotobacterin wW its effectiveness. Izv. TSKHA no.4t42-54 163.
(MIRA 17il)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN SSSR (for Mishustint Maumova).
2. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Mishutin).

14ISHUSTIV, Yo.ll.;,j~'~RIDVA, A.N., kand. blolog. riaLk; V.'U.,
a.-pirantka
Effect of Azotobacter on plantB. Izv. TSMIA rio.3:17i.-188 1 ~,4-
("cu 'P, 11 )
1. Kafedra mikrobiologii Moskovskoy sel'akokhozyaystvennO:,,
skademii imeni Timiryazeva.

IIAMOVAp A.U.; KIIKSAp I.N.
Canferonce on the Symblotic Fixation of Atmospheric Nitrogsn
and Practical Applicetion of Nitragin in Agriculture. Kikro-
biologiia 34 n0.53937--940 S-0 065. (MW. 18:10)

BADYSHTOVAp K.H.1 CHEESINOW; A*A*l IVANKIXA, E.B.1 ZHADMOVSKITI, N.B.1
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Bftdlod ar"tem at 28,and 500C, and determined
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vwe amooth vith mulnume at about- 83 moleculse'l-
qplezj. all
. . . . . . . . . .
- I "i'lil 0 - 'W214 2-'C
0402
20
of second and third of
&IFT07-
to. **@onto of other tVo CaMot
bg - *Gvg& lnclu&w "curves. Submitted 3 Or

"noctraconductivity wA viscosity of a
of Ac*tic Acid-Nitric Acid, Ul)* A. B. VMS
Lob of "icachoft, Tmak Plolytech last
a. No Ki"T,
"Zhur Obehc~ IMW Vol X3X,, No 7
Itudy Camuted at 0 @Ad "oC datermil"d presswe
of M 2C 0 Curves, of electrocandutIVIO
a
V%r* 0;009 Ath awisaw 46t about 67 molORVAlar
or C 402. Included Cums. submitted
3 Apr do

ADULso afetes ime kg
P"vico - Ztee"oesudhoetivity
of Aniline 9ystems
"MectrOcwdUCtiTitY Of tb* SySt4m A-414 -
AMMMAY TrLchloride.,p A. Navoova, S. Zhitkovp
TA& of Pbys Chesp Tmxk Polytech Inst imani
a* N. Kirow, 51 vp
wftw Obdich XhIm' Vol XXX, No 8
Skoftid tht Votes at 65, 95, wA Mo C', a&
00sed wlecular electrocanductivity of SbC31
.to be of a very anomaloum character. Tompeft-
t%PG ca for coefficient of electrocOMMc~IvtIY
try - Aniline System Aug 49
(Contd)
Wombed vouclaxim at 50 molecular % of MCI
VIlk @NMI concentrations of cUoride, ;2;w-
UM In the systeu of unstable cosplex cas-
Apr Xodwed a complicated cww". SubmitU&

a
(T4U* elm
S.R. W. 14040(
%M*AiW),4W CA IVW-91411. 9. L M.
111AUMOVAp A. S.
S.
P W --- -WE IN NEW
Chem) 19, 14W 42(l,
-Tbesp- eke, owd-drst 40,S0.wdTS',prA~stMo%b
a max. at a xPut 25 mak % AcOff; On eve on oweave
to the axis.of ompos. Tlie temp. cctff. of it #@am
through a vaits. at exactly 60 vook %, wMck fisdicateg ik
1. 1 waW. The mal. eke. cond., calod. (or CKICKXkff
asdee~e rim wkb facreasinedife., Ard very stowir.
tbgs imas ;;~Uty' and soany aissoat NOWAY. Via assm,
cum for AcO as the thictraivu Is dm anommaim. Meg
withbWe"favi-In. ... hat oboes Uwe umow*. I%-
viscodtv v. at 40. 00. ad 76% decreases with
P - P 1 . of AcOH. irst extnuody slowly (espodeft at 76
then faster; sui:b S-shaped Curves oft, to
Usamovicls (C-4 30, U19, cbstacteristic al IN 4
wbkk ON Oompd. has a k*cr I then 010 t. The
Pont of inaction, situo". in the re
skifts with daing temp. towards the AcO
Curves of 49 obtained by graphk diffavotistlois of On v-
curva Pass thr7fth a Mx.. situated at aboist 90 0110110
at Is', but MQVWF In the direction al Iowa AcOH
decreasing Ump., I.e. vintracy to UWAQV",$ M!60;;b
may be due to the pet" Ic of a sigawks" amt. at
(C COl ), at tk lower temps. curm'41 eq, at 40 9
a 73, through a max. at about 25 toole % AcOlf;
the asce" in branch it F a d P ve, the descending cmWA
to the axis compn. The product eq Is lown at 73 than
This It
d" to sitac", and dhwn. of ditneric wA&. ot tlhl=-
P90046. In thit STIC401, AffMil, IK-tWCVO MANI. Of 9
tompo"C"t If COM11W1114wifte with IN ItIRkne

'frk~'kra
Mr77,
Fm
USSR
cud.,
C.4 44
It Mom tb. .4. swwd'JaC4
4W
with
RAU.

USSR
l6vecocAdmial gnaw of The lystm AnOte-nitro.
bftZe". A ZI N tln~v, nd 14
Xkba,. Akid, Nauk S.S.S.R. 2. -M-91(19&3),-vbco%lt
of I+KH Ph*,4(h and PhllJl*-PhNOj-Lxo-Pt4JI1 at 0,
prentents Su"t Wmk com ~d formAtiqn. calo"Irlouk
tneourtf,M4 Imic-afe fornu= U Ph Nit.. Ph No.. Tl,,.-
:mm k - - - ut 39 mole
tis qf ?JsNlfrllh*4C~ shows a (.u'mtiL
Ifo PhIIN and -31 ', and two tmnsition;mints at 4% "d 63.-
t1l') showing the mislence at;
mWe % Ph N(%, (-23.8 xM
tl~~astablc cmapkict PhNtl-.I,hNO, and PhUllslPhNOt.

d 4h$ ~Ad
=Mug
al beaddke (I In so m a
After 1 br. 14 as ke b4t~f
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td. IDI ke w9wo am
Me wGgkw Otd

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IT
Ox
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44
at 0
e Im-
,"'L: tomy Is *I A
iomweting the WAY.!
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of bensM a the above acWs In N HCL The dmw-'
= fit that the evtntu4MY 0,
flINVA of =I
iolfato a% detd. simWwwuAly.

kt~

NAVRFIT
-ftst a x O~ ~Cffri
1'e;ZamWv0~ Mal. al WOH.
0 tin oak., 2 ml. R(OH. av4
dw dye main., 0.5 mi. 04 In a Kalamck Cell with a
SA W. of buffer ada. was 91
mtL mia dwtw& in a altmus ot A.
b"Tior of AWWO Erkxb
Its Chpamom B- fir=thochmm Azmdo
_p. TW
wm= of HeymW %Mt ly
Palgo'" an PH NA tu
(two4belm); maw" of the "Imm of
Him
60 to ad&b.
P.
A A

VAUMOVA, A.S.
Physiar-chomical study of the system acetic acid piperldine.
Zhur. ob. khtm. 31 no. 11:3501-3504 11 161. (MIRA 14:11)
(Piperidine) (Acetic acid)

Coun Lry
C'%T::Gopy
A33. JOUR. Jo. /f
Vo.
iNST.
T ITLL
OR IG .PUB.
A brt
CARD:

KOZIMINA. X.P.. prof, doktor biol. nauk; WINA. T.M.. kaRd.bIol.aauk.-
BUTIMS. L.A.. nauchayy motrudmik; WJOVA, A.T.. sAuchWy
etradalk
:
nolating the proteins of grela and legume sends through
of flour bry specific weight. (Trudy] VNIIZ 'to-35:
104-111 158. (JaRk lltIO)
1. Tsesayussyy nauchne-issledovatel'skoy InstItut seras, I pro-
duktay yoge p"rarabotki.
(Proteins) (Flour--Analysis)

KOZOMINA,, M.P., doktor biologichealfth sauk; ILIINA,' V.N., load.
biologicheskikh sauk; NAUNDVA, A T nauchnyy sotrudalk
4
Nioromethod for determining gluten in vhsat grain. Trudy
VNIIZ no.38sl29-141-160. (MIRA 15312)
1. Vae xyy mauchoo-Iteledovatel'sUl Institut zeras,
SoTheat-Aaal.yels and chemistry (Gluten)

NAUMOVA,-A. Ya., Cand of 111ed Sol -- (diss) "On the problem of primary
arterial hypotonia." Simferopol', 1957, 19 pp (Crimean State Medical
Institute im Stalin), 200 copies (KL, 32-57, 98)

NAUKOVA,-kj~,. (Simferopol')
Primary art@rial hypoteasion. Trach. d~lo no.3:235-239 Mr '57
(MIRA 10:5)
Kafedr& diagnostUd vnutronnikh bolesney (sav.-prof. A.B.
Shakhnavarov) Krywokogo moditsinskogo instituta.
(BLOOD.-CIRCUL&TION, DISORMS OF

MIRONOV, A.F.; WAUMOVA, B.S.; YEVSTIGNEYEVA, R.P.; PREORAZURSKlY, N.A.
Synthesis of etioporphyrin. Zhur. ob. khim. 34 no.10:3312-3314
0 164. WrM 17:11)
1. Moskovskiy institut tonkoy khimicheskoy tektuiologii Jinani
M.V. Lomonosova.

L 17822-65 vLWT(M)/EPP(C)/W_P(4)/T PC-4/pr-L, RPL PWN
----5-1-0.0 TR/,.--4 LOW oil 0/ 3,3 U13 al 4
--,AUTIIOR,- 14ito Na-um 1B. S-- -R. P.
Yevstigneyqva,
Preobrazhenskiy, N, A,
TITLE:; SXnt~hesist f etioporphyrin
SOtMt,:-Zhurnal obshchey khimfi, v. 34, no. 10, 1964, 3312-3314
TOPIC,TA,GS:: etioporphyrin, synthesis
ABSTRAcr, rinLs -.Y~thesized frorri 2- acptGxyme thyl- 3- ethyl- 4-
methyl- 5- ca IV) by the following procedure:
0)
jjl~cpl poc-"
N/-c1l;, 114c,cilj
cor-1 1/3
F-1 I

L I
-4-P4n47644
or
dized with-lead tetraacetate to IV. The latter, in acetone alcohol or
~Jected
catalyst to V, which was subjected
genated WKII Palladium
tution was hydro
Othe-j- so,
Card Z/ 3

ACCFS)ST0NlNR~:AP4047649_
without- se -a ration.'-- The- -reaction was effected in
porphyrin condensation
1:4 acetic acid:ethanol mixture. The product, chromatographed an A1203,
was lound to be etioporphyrin I (compound VI) rather than the type III isomer
rn
~Cn: -nouild VII). Orig. art. has: I set of equations.-__
---ASSOCIATIONt- -Moskovskiy -inetitut-tonkov- khimicheskoy -tekhniologii-imeai 7f-
M. V. Lomonosova
S-tJSD41 rrED: I 2J ul 6 3 ENCL- 00
SUB CODE. GC, OC NO REF SOV: 000 OTHER: 004
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BULGiUlIA
BIMOVA, N., and NALMOVA, D. Za-ffiliations not give2n.
"The Value of the Method Involving Diffusion in Agar Gol in the DiagAoaia
of Drug Allergy."
Sofia, Suvromenna Moditsina, Vol 14, 110 8, 1963, pp 31-37.
Abutract: ZA-uthors' Lngliuh aummary modifio,17 'Pilo authors roport that
the method noted above allowed a diai-nouio of drug allergy in 61.2 per-
cent of 396 patients who had displayea signs of drug allert;y. Thin
method is thus more sensitive than those previously employed, is easy
to perform, and involves no rink to the patient whatever. Positive re-
3ults wore most commonly obtained with analGosica, followed by antibio-
tics, antibacterial chemical devices, and phonolphthaloin compounda in
that order. The method is positive more often in patients with earlier
manifestations of drug allergy than with later manifestations.
Two photographs, one table, three Soviet-bloc and nine Western
references.
1/1

STOYAMOV# S.. starshiy nauchnyy sotrudalk; IVAIIOV, I.; UAUKOTA D.0,ordinator
Detection of chronic gonorrhea in women [with aum ry to Irgiish].
Yest.ders. i van. 32 no.2:64-67 Mr-Ap 156. (MMA 11:4)
I* Is Inotituta klinicheakoy moditelayA olCarskoy akedemli nauk
(sav. dernatologichaskoy sekteiey - sked. TS.Kristanov) L is
Sofiyokogo gorodukogo dorms to-venerologichookogo dispansere (zav*
d-r St.Stoyanov)
(GOUOMYA. orev. & control
case-finding among Rullsian women (Bus))

STOINANOVg Ste;~~AUMOVAq D.
our results Ath the test for immobilizing the treponem and other
treponeodc reactions, Izv biol med BAN 3 no.3:85-96 159, (EEAI lOs4)
1. Institut za klinichna I, obahtestyena neditsina. pri BAN (Direktort
akad. K.Pashev)
(TRKPOKMTOSIS)

ATOYUOTI lq~wn~ov
- - A"s-,
bgult~ ot =j" Ow 2mpamawimobUlution test =d otbw
Tmpos~ reactlow. %st.demol vmo 34 w*3861-66 I=e 960o
IL3110)
(Emnu)

MIMAILOV) P.; 11AU11,0VA
I
Antistreptolyain reaction In dermatology. Dermato vener
Sofia 1 no-3:8-12 162*
1. Iz Nauchno-izsledovatelulclia kozhno-venerologichen
inatitut (direktor prof. P. Popkhristov).

T3!Q:OV, I- I 1.1i SOTI: I'll, -! ; ~,.'% I ,
M, LEVIEV, M.; ').
fhrcnJ- vcrorri-qa !i :T~tn u.r! ,..-en~ '.t-.
vaner Sotla 2 nc.2:8~.-E6 '63.
1. Frcm t,-Ae Scion'.1fic Y-,F.,soarcr. Innt! I tp
(Dinctor: Prof. F. Popkhr'.-t-)v) 'i I the ~l ty Dq rmm ',,, vane r,
Disnerisary, 3~,fta (Chief Pbystcia7: 't~larcv).

ST01421MV, St.; N,~UMOVA, D.
,el,arar difflisJo, rmact -,, It3 a~r~' ' -at~ on In a~Lem' c
The t, A. A ~ ~
Skin riseases and syphIlls. Dermato ver-er ,ofiq 2 no.!-'-O-'-4 163.

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. 'ClInfal imlortfince A' the now s roc! f, ' - -,,, - ' r rs rA c 1~ ~ , r, a
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1. Scientific !Ose'arch Dermatovenerologlical !nstitute, Soflu
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BEROVA, N.; NAUMOVA, D.
Value of the agar gal diffusiorn testv in the diagnosis of drug
allerg7& Surr. mad. 14 no.8231-37 16"i
(DRUG, ALLERGY) (ANTIBIOTICS) I
(A11ALQWCS AND ANTIPYRETICS)
(DIAGNOSIS, LABORATORY)

NATJKOVA, D.G.
Prophylactic work among children under two years of age. Top. okh. mat.
I det- 3 no.lt8l-84 JA-F 059. (KIM 12:2)
1. Is detakoy gorodskoy bollnitay No. 6 KiyevakDgo rRyom 14oskvy (1,,lavrqy
vmoh D. G. Haumova).
(CHILMM--GAR3 AM) HYGIRNA)

NAGMWA.- t.N , .311JOE01-TE'll Goile
. -I- I
ic"U.111A _~% IM-n clril," ct tjl'.c Ct-Lk&lw.-J3u3Ak ;.I*poi!it~ 7,%dY
ltro (MIPA 1.83?)

KHOTIVSUYAO Oltga Valentinovw; NAUMOVA,, Ganna Alsksoyevna;
RODIONOVA, Z.A., red.; KORVE7EVA, V.I., tekhn. r*d.
(AssIcument, cards on mechanical draw1bg for grades seven
and elghtj teacher's aid] Kartochki-sadanlia, po cherchaniiu
dlia VII-VIII klassovl posobie dlis uchitelei. Moskva,
Uchpedgizp 1963. 301 p. (KIRA 16:12)
(Mechanical drawing-Study and teaching)

TUROVA, F.D.; NAUMOVA,, D.G.
Fome of polyclinic care of children under three years of
age afflicted vith recurring diseases of the upper respi-
ratory tract. Pediatriia 42 no,6s99-64 J9963 (MIRA IM)
1. In otdela organizataii detakogo zdravookhraneniya (ruko-
voditell - prof* A*G. 79sytlin) Goaudarstwennogo nauchno-
insledovatellskogo pediatricheakogo inatituta ( dir., - kande
mod. nauk V.P.Spirina) i Detakoy bollnitay Wo*6 Kiyevskogo
rayma Moskvy ( glavnyy vrach D.G. Nmmova).

I~- 7o! ~ , ~ , -:~ ~ '. '? ~ L% T. ,,
-RA MNALG, I. __
Gytology of experimental nephritis. Vest. &I-i Sj-Li 16 no.12:24,-33
161. MU 15:2)
1. Gruppa pri deystvitellnom chlone AMN SSSR prof. M.S.Vovai [doceasod)
i gruppa pri deystvitellnom chl,3ne AMR-SJSR prof. N.S.M91chanove.
(KIDlEM-DlSzA3zS) (DIAGHOSIS 0 CYTOLoOGIC)

VAUMOTA, G.S.
''.
Increase the material interestof eachine operators in the develoysiont
of collectirs farms. Nauka t pered.tp. v sallkhoz. 6 no.12:40-41 D '56.
(Kachine,tractor stations) (Collective fares) (KI&A 10:1)
4~-- - ,

NptvmovO, Gr-Z
5(l) mm I am SWA71*
NAUMV.. V. CL Z. NESIOM _
a" us &RUNArm (Ommtfttwe of
M&A" ArUel" Valog Us 244BUili WIAW bftit) TAdMWMt ftd&Wdatj,
190o - I^ D- 3o%O sag" WistAd-
N. S A* L. ftdMMICW Take 2161 To* Tao *Ubk
I
1 9 I'm I tus bmk is latamal tw MAMA" ma lmhwtda WGUMMS is as
- Smw
PUWUSO 126mftTt real* -4 mou"Mas MIMMU a& IAVIMMO
44i
MMMOMMArl" GOA cow lim ot 18646" mvl"*w so imsestam mud"
-1 - or pooftsiffis queue simass.
COMM bNk stv" a dratmEM4 sma onam"neg A---- so m Isjosum
adAims of DUNUGG vlfA plom#4 4RO"s m so dowr4rdas ad rwavas
of no" Moddlayo So ouwbwum of omaU" Ift- me 00 todowLew of
laidstlom SWULU& GoofflL IsfamMim la " gtvm 4a qLaoftes mg the
prc;wUeo et as most ewmw~ d ~ -Puwtus. D&U em tedwlml onto* =A
indostrm braLame we looludei6 Ibe axtbw oado as N. OL"t A* L. swomols
cart 1A

USSR/Farm Animals. Honeybee.
Abs Jour: Plef Zhur-Diol -, No 17, 1958, 788W.
Author : Krasikova, V. I.;. Xjk%M- T
Tnat :Scientific-Reseexch rMtitute of Apiculture.
Title :Age of Lamas Infected with European Foul Brood.
Orig Pubt Dyul. muchnoi-tekhn. inform. N.-i- in-ta pchelovodstva,
1957, No 2, 33.
Abstract: A sugar ieed was given to tested colonies which
contained causative agents of European foul brood:
Bacterium pluton, Bacillus alvei and Streptococcus
apis. It was established that the foul brood in-
fected the larvae, starting from the end of the
3-day-olds, i.e. from the time of the transfer to
feeding of the brood with the honey beebread mix-
ture.
Card 1/1

Sul U11CI.V, Ivan Vir. I i I yc?';jch; ~. : '-". , . . .~:' ~(' 'I.;
NAUVOVA,
(,;port.,; or, 1-ho, D !vaj '~ ~."
ryby na Severnoi D%ine.
knizilnoe izd-v,), 11-0. . 37 1,. ~' I '-~. 1 1 : Y)

FOPERIII, Fed- I- anovich) prof.; FEDYL;HIN, Nikfila7 PavIrivich,
;.f.. i,i-tjl)odj H UIA
~ ~,~V,j
[I repartition of lumber for expcrt) piloratp-riaae-v
na eksport. Arkhangellsk, Severc--Zapadn--,e knizilnoe iz(j-vo,
1965. 122 p. (Mlitit 18, 10)
1. Arkhangelftkiy lesoteklinichaskiy iriAiiut i-meni V.V.
Kuybyaheva (for Fedyshin).

MARETSKlY, ADatoliy Viktorovick; NI.UVCjVA *A. t red.
[Mechanization of tr-7 and strnw harvesting, frcm -~3e
practicea of coUective ejV- state farr.:3 in Arck.!tngt-I
and Vologda, I rovinces) MekhaDlzatul!a ulork-4 nona I uro-
loaq; lz opyta kolkho~ov I sovkhozov ArkbuLt4U'ako! A
Vologodakci oblastel. Arkhangellakr Severc-Zapadruc,
knlzhnoe lzd-vo, 1965. 701 p. (MIRA 18jl)";

---1.11 1--- - __ - . _-- 1. - 7 --- z -~ " - ~ - '-,' - -' j--
A~411kl 0
AUTHORS Belozerskiy,A.H.1, Naualova I.B., 20-5-29/54
TITLE On the Polysacoha-r-rZe-z-fC
Actinomjces Globiaporus Strepto-
myoini Kraa.
i (0 polisakharidnykh fraktsiyakh Actinomycee globisporus streptomj-
cini Krai
PERIODICAL Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR,1957,Vol 115,Nr 5,PP 957-96o(U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT Thus far the existence of the mentioned carbohydrates in the dCti-
nomiyees,especially the ones named above,has not been very careful-
ly dealt with in scientific literature.According to some writers
these aotinomyces do not contain cellulose and chitin.Some writers
discovered that there were no major accumulations of polysacchari-
deagothers again are of the opinion that the sell membrane of the
str.fradiae also contained muco-polyeaccharide besides the proteins.
No other writers succeeded irtinding reducing substances after a
hydrolysis of the mjccliam of the actinomyces mentioned in the tit-
le through acids of different concentration.The authors of this
treatise describe the insulation and the fractions of the mentioned
actinom.ycelthey obtained these fractions in the investigation of
the "superfluous"phosphor of the fraction insoluble in acidB.The
stem LS-1, namely a 2 day old myzel,was sowed on.a soya-substratum
with glucosis.In table 1 the quantitative content of phosphor in
every fraction is expressed in percents of the dry substance of the
mycelium.This shows that more than 70',-, of the mycelium-phosphor be-
Card 1/3 longs to the phosphor of the fraction insoluble in acide.The phosph-

On the Polyeaccharide Fractions of Actinomyces Globi- 20.5._291/54
sporus Streptomycini Kras.
or of the fraction insoluble in acids is largely presented by or-
thophosphate.The nucleinacide,caloulated according to the awount of
phosphor,show nearly three times the amount found with the apectro-
soopo.Therefore the first fraction contains other compounds with
phosphor of a non-nuclear nature.The amount of "excess" phosphor
is quite high(44"o' of the phosphor contents in myzel).The authors
tried to explain the structure of these compounde,which are respon-
eible for the "superfluous phosphor".It could not have been poly-
phosphate,phosphorproteids, phytine, nor glyzerophate.After a num-
ber of experiments it was possible to isolate all the "excess" phos-
phor in corresponding fractions in connection with the pdysacchar-
ids.This method is described.Table 2 shows the results which char-
acterize the 2 preparations from 2 fractions.Both fractions react
positively to carbonhydratet molar with anthron,tryptophAn and car-
bazol.These results show clearly that the preparations obtained con-
tain polyeaccharides.The nitrogen which they also contain should ob-
viously be considered the same as that of amino-sugar.The phosphor,
however,is not that of nuclein-acido,which is completely absent in
the preparations.Phoaph)r of both fractions is difficult to hydro-
lize.About half the amount of phoaphor was present in a phosphomo-
nether compoundi the otber half was even more strongly bound.A quan-
titative-chromotographic analysis shows that the purefied polyeac-
Card 213 charides of fraction I and II differed in their composition. In

On the Polyeaccharide Fractions of Actinomyces Globi- 20-5-29/54
sporus Streptomycini Kras.
fraction Ii galactose,glucooe,arabi:,osegmannose and xylose.Tfie exi-
stence of rebose in fraction II is connected with the existence of
small amounts of ribonucloin-acid.Furthermore the chromatogram
shows that the homonymious kinds of sugar in the 2-pollaaccharides
differ largely in their quantity.Thus gluoosis prevails In one po-
lyaaobharide,mannose in the other.The discovery of the latter is
interesting,as it can point out a mannose reaction in this organism.
Under certain circumstances this again can be combined with the for-
mation of mannosidoetreptomyzin.The question whether phosphor is pre-
sent in both polyeacoharides has to be dealt with separately.
There is I figure, 3 tables, 6 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION Moscow State University ImL. H. V. lamonosov
(Uookovskiy gosudarstwennyy aniversitet im.M.V.LoaonosoYa).
PRES ~;NT ED By A. 1; Opul~Lv AiA&uicia&,, J~we 15, 1957
SUBMITTED June 13, 1957
AVAILABLE Library of Congress.
Card 3/3

"OV,120- ',)2
.,xTTIOR01 t Belozerskiy, F- N., Corresponding Member, !,cad,-7ny ~f
USSR, Nsumova, 1. B.
TITLEi On t~e Polynaccharide Fractions of Actinomyces Rimosua and
lictinomyces Aurecifaciens (0 polisakharidnykh fraktniyakn
Actinomyces rimosus i Actinomyces aureofaciens.)
PERIOLICkL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSIR, 19~-,8, Vol 122, Nr 3, pp 441-1,11
(USSR)
~BqTRACT: In the most recent times informatiorswere pliblished coneorn:np,
the chemical composition of the cell walls of some actln~myc-ta.
(Refs 1,2). These walls are of' mucopolyanceharide charqct-r.
Besides amino acids mainly amino sugars were ob3erved. Tn some
actinomycetes arabinose galactose and small amounts of mannos-
glucose, and rhamnose were found. In the present paper rip
authors extended their earlier work (Ref 4) to the fung, m,~-n-
tioned in the title which produce chloro-tetracycline -i?l nxy-
tetracycline. At the Vf3esoyuznyy nauchnoissledovatel'sk..,
institut antibiotikov (All-Union Scientific Research Instit,it-I
f or A nt ib iot ica ) the a t em T - 118 of the spec i es of f iing,_is mo-n -
Card 1/3 tioned first in the title, 48 hours old, and stem 11, 120 holirs

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On the Polyeaccharide Fractions of' Actinomyces Rimosus and Actln,,myces
Aureofaciens
old of the second species were obtained. Processing of the
mycelium and the isolation of the polysaccharide fractions
were carried out according to the method described in reference
4. Table 1 reveals the chemical characteristics of the menti-mF!d
fractions. It can be seen from it that A. atireofacione ccritainn
2 such fractions. The first fraction contains 54,4~-' of' redk1('jnF,
agents and a rmall amount of phosphorus. The entire nitrogen of'
this fraction belongs to the hexosamine. In the 3econa fruction
only 19,1% of' reducing agents are contained, on the other hand,
however, it contains much more accompanying oubatances under
the form of proteins. Also A. rimosus contains 2 polysaccharide
fractionst I - with 22,50o' of reducing agents and nitrogen as :n
the preceding species of fungus. Nitrogen of the IT fractiDn
belongs to a considerable extent to the proteins. It can be ;c-n
from a comparison of the chromatograms thit the poly3accri%rid,
fractions of both specieu of fungus is characterized quantiti-
tively by one and the same complex of sugars. They show, howfv-
important quantitative differences. It csin be st-en from tfir..r-
Card 213 that in the polysaccnaride of the T fraction of A. aure,